Arkle Resources plc non-executive director David Cockbill has acquired 5 million ordinary shares of €0.0025 each in the company. The purchase, at 0.23p and 0.24p per share, takes his beneficial interest in the company to 18,435,408 ordinary shares. The figure represents 3.26% of Arkle’s issued share capital.
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Angus appoints Antoine Vayner as board NED
Angus Energy has appointed Antoine Vayner to the board as a non-executive director, representing its largest shareholder Kemexon Ltd. The company said that his appointment should enable it to pursue identified growth opportunities. Mr Vayner is experienced in origination and execution of a variety of transactions in the energy sector. He previously worked for St […]
Borders appoints W. Sean Guest as NED
Borders & Southern Petroleum plc has appointed W. Sean Guest as a non-executive director with immediate effect. Dr Guest has worked in the oil and gas industry for more than 35 years and is currently president and chief executive officer of Valeura Energy Inc. He was previously CEO of two private junior companies and has […]
Conroy appoints NED and finance director
Conroy Gold and Natural Resources plc has appointed Marian Moroney as a non-executive director and Cathal Jones as finance director, with immediate effect. Ms Moroney has more than 30 years’ experience in exploration, mining, strategic planning, governance, covering business opportunities, joint venture management and oversight, mergers and acquisitions. She spent more than 20 years with Barrick Gold Corporation in senior roles, including […]
Tullow NED purchases 200,000 shares
Tullow Oil plc non-executive director Roald Goethe has bought 200,000 ordinary shares of 10 pence each in the company at an average price of £0.36 per ordinary share. Two purchases of a total 128,465 shares for £46,063.54 took place on 15 April. A third purchase of 71,535 shares for £26,467.95 was on 16 April.
Tullow Oil NED in shares purchase
Tullow Oil plc non-executive director Roald Goethe bought 40,064 ordinary shares each of 10 pence in the company. The purchase, at a price of £0.33909 per share for £13,768.41, took place on 4 April 2024.